Posts Tagged ‘Freeware’

June 17, 2010 | Erik Johnson

IndieCade Showcase: ‘Sand Castle’ [E3]

The IndieCade Showcase at E3 was the place to go when you wanted (or needed) to get away from all the hustle and bustle the main exhibits tend to stir up, allowing you to relax, talk to some really swell developers and organizers, and try out some really fun games. One of the more enjoyable title’s [...]

June 3, 2010 | Erik Johnson

Freeware RPG Novostrana Beta Released

RPG Magic has announced the beta release of its RPG Maker XP-powered freeware title Novostrana, now available for download.
The open world fantasy game has you travelling through the wilderness, marshes and more battling enemies, trading and performing alchemy among other activities. Currently, the title sits at v0.32 and continues to be under development towards a full [...]

April 15, 2010 | Erik Johnson

Featured Freeware: Action Fist, Drone, Zombie Movie

Each week, Featured Freeware profiles a trio of freeware titles that we consider worth your while.
A new Browser’s Best, Xbox Live Indie Spotlight, Indie Sales and now this, it’s a Tax Day miracle. Happy Birthday, Merry Kwanza and all that. My words are mostly saved for the game’s below but let me preface the goodness [...]

March 31, 2010 | Erik Johnson

Featured Freeware: Let’s Win Forever, Teleportower, Bastard Robots

Each week, Featured Freeware profiles a trio of freeware titles that we consider worth your while.
A new Featured Freeware for your digestion, with two of today’s titles involving the rodent order. This rendition’s triple-play includes a point-filled pointless, a switcheroo and a paper shooter with an interesting mechanic.
Let’s Win Forever (3.03 MB): First let me [...]

February 15, 2010 | Peter Rambo

Mark Pay Frees The Spirit Engine 2

When Mark Pay released The Spirit Engine 2 as a follow up to 2003’s freeware Spirit Engine, he asked you to pay for the game. The side-scrolling RPG was never too expensive, but now the price is hard to beat. It’s available for zero dollars at CWF-Freeware.
The game took indie RPG of [...]

January 31, 2010 | Erik Johnson

Scary Escape: Which [Freeware]

Mike Inel’s Which is a short adventure game that fits into the horror genre as you try to escape a small (and terrifying) house by getting the only door open by any means necessary.
While the title certainly is unique enough on its own, if you happen to have a pair of 3D specs you can [...]

January 15, 2010 | Erik Johnson

Multiplayer Madness: Adrenaline [Freeware]

Those looking for a free PvP experience would do well to check out A-Team’s top-down shooter Adrenaline, a freeware multiplayer title created by the Game Maker engine.
A word of warning though, the title still has some kinks to work out with lag and disconnection issues, but a free deathmatch title isn’t found so easily these [...]

December 31, 2009 | Erik Johnson

4 Hour RPG Open Beta Released

Originally created for The Poppenkast’s friendly four hour competition over nine months ago, Jan Willem Nijman’s 4 Hour RPG has been worked on along since and has officially entered open beta.
In the game, all characters start out with a sword as their primary weapon, with access to an ability unique to their class. Though the [...]

December 15, 2009 | Erik Johnson

Child’s Play: Duum Mashine [Freeware]

David Scatliffe’s Duum Mashine is no ordinary arcade shooter. You control a laser weapon drawn by a kid for his school assignment which gets its power from sunlight.
Every time you activate the lasers a gauge at the top of the screen will start to  run out in a hurry, but your rig can recharge its batteries [...]

November 30, 2009 | Erik Johnson

Bad Boy: Ulitsa Dimitrova [Freeware]

Ulitsa Dimitrova is an extremely interesting and bizzare freeware title that tells the tale of a little boy named Pjotre who runs around the streets of St. Petersburg, doing things children his age are told to avoid.
It’s a very simple game with no real objectives or inventory or really anything of the kind, just you [...]

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